Childcare
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Task A Physical Development
Age Range | Description of stage | An example of how this impacts on another aspect of development. Choose two of the following and briefly explain the impact:Social and emotional, communication, intellectual, behavioural |
0-3 months | * Hold hands open and closed (clasped). * Shapes, sounds, colours and can easily feel overwhelmed. * Fingers are always held in a tight fist. | Intellectual: It is showing that they are developing new skills.Behaviour: To change their attitude.Communication: They want to have the person near them. |
3-6 months | * Recognises voices and turns their head towards you. * Play with their fingers. * They are able to left their head and chest when they are on their tummy. | Emotional: It is because they look at their mum also because they want something.Emotional: The child might be frustrated.Intellectual: Developing new skills. |
6-9 months | * Start crawling. * Make sounds themselves, not only verbally but by banging objects together. * Roll over, from front to back and back to front | Intellectual: Making their way towards you.Communication: Making noise by banging toys together.Behaviour/differently. |
9-12 months | * Walk while holding on to furniture. * Hold a spoon, requiring help to use it. * Use the tip of the index finger and thumb to pick up small items. | Intellectual: Learning how to walk.Emotional: Teaching themselves how to hold a spoon.Communication: Telling their mum they want something. |
1-2 years | * Starting to show hand preference. * By two years, most toddlers can go down stairs while holding on, but will put both feet on the step before moving to the next. * Their language understanding is improving, so they can remember two things at once- for example, ‘Get the ball and bring it to daddy’. | Behaviour: prefer to use one hand.Social and Emotional: Moving step to step.Social: Picking new words...
Age Range | Description of stage | An example of how this impacts on another aspect of development. Choose two of the following and briefly explain the impact:Social and emotional, communication, intellectual, behavioural |
0-3 months | * Hold hands open and closed (clasped). * Shapes, sounds, colours and can easily feel overwhelmed. * Fingers are always held in a tight fist. | Intellectual: It is showing that they are developing new skills.Behaviour: To change their attitude.Communication: They want to have the person near them. |
3-6 months | * Recognises voices and turns their head towards you. * Play with their fingers. * They are able to left their head and chest when they are on their tummy. | Emotional: It is because they look at their mum also because they want something.Emotional: The child might be frustrated.Intellectual: Developing new skills. |
6-9 months | * Start crawling. * Make sounds themselves, not only verbally but by banging objects together. * Roll over, from front to back and back to front | Intellectual: Making their way towards you.Communication: Making noise by banging toys together.Behaviour/differently. |
9-12 months | * Walk while holding on to furniture. * Hold a spoon, requiring help to use it. * Use the tip of the index finger and thumb to pick up small items. | Intellectual: Learning how to walk.Emotional: Teaching themselves how to hold a spoon.Communication: Telling their mum they want something. |
1-2 years | * Starting to show hand preference. * By two years, most toddlers can go down stairs while holding on, but will put both feet on the step before moving to the next. * Their language understanding is improving, so they can remember two things at once- for example, ‘Get the ball and bring it to daddy’. | Behaviour: prefer to use one hand.Social and Emotional: Moving step to step.Social: Picking new words...